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  • Fisher77
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    • Feb 2016
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    • USA
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    Simpson Multimeter

    I am trying to help someone repair there Simpson multimeter. The meter face says 262 series 3. The circuit board says 269-2. Now I would assume that this is a 269-2 that had the meter movement replaced with a 262-3 movement. There are 2 resistors blown in it. The values on the schematic for the 2 resistors are different for both meters. Does anyone have either of these meters that you can take a look at the value of the resistors and let me know what they are? I will add a pic of the board.

    Thanks
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    Last edited by Fisher77; 12-19-2016, 01:50 PM.
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